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- No, GOG, no more contests, I have already got too many games to play!
- YES, MORE CONTESTS, NEVER ENOUGH GAMES!!!!!

Do YOU want to win a bundle of games worth over 400 DOLLARS??? Now you can! All you have to do is simply answer the following question:

What is your favorite video game secret/easter egg?

We will pick 10 of the most interesting entries and reward them! Read the full rules here and make sure not to miss the deadline - you have only got time until September 9th, 3 PM UTC.
Post edited September 04, 2022 by Clownski_
1. Organiser: GOG sp z o.o., ul. Jagiellońska 74, 03-301 Warsaw, Poland (referred to throughout this terms as the “Organiser”, “we”, “us” and “our”).

2. Competition Description: You may enter the competition by creatively answering the following challenge: “What is your favorite video game secret/easter egg?”. This has to be an original text entry in the comments under the contest announcement post on GOG.COM, Twitter or Facebook. We will pick the best and most interesting entries and reward them.

3. Prize: 10x 1 code for a bundle of 20 games, with an estimated value of 410 USD, available on GOG.COM. The prize is funded and delivered by GOG sp z o.o.

4. Competition Duration and Deadline: The Competition begins on September 4rd 2022, 1 PM UTC and will end on September 9th 2022, 3 PM UTC, inclusive (“Closing Date”). All competition entries must be received by the Organiser by the end of the Closing Date to be valid and no liability is accepted for illegible, incomplete, lost or late entries.

5. Eligibility: You must be aged 18 or over at the time of entry in order to enter this competition. No purchase necessary. You must enter the competition yourself. You must comply with the laws that apply to you in the location that you access the competition from. If any laws applicable to you restrict or prohibit you from entering the competition, you must comply with those legal restrictions or, if applicable, refrain from entering the competition.

6. Additional requirements: You promise that all of the information which you provide to us in connection with this competition shall be and shall remain complete and accurate. You promise that your entry will not contain anything (i) that is or could reasonably be viewed as harmful, harassing, defamatory, libelous, obscene or invasive of another’s privacy; or (ii) which you do not have a right to make available lawfully (including any material which infringes the rights of any other).

7. Prize conditions: Prizes are not negotiable, exchangeable, transferable, and have no cash alternative. The winner(s) will be contacted via Twitter/Facebook/GOG.COM forum instant messaging and announced on the GOG.COM Forum within one week of the Closing Date. We have the right to substitute any prize for an alternative prize of equal or greater value.

8. Excluded participants and entries: Employees of the Organisers, its holding or subsidiary companies, its agents or suppliers or anyone else professionally connected with the competition, or members of their families or households. The Organiser will not admit entries which: are automatically created by a computer or bot or script or other automated technology, created in bulk, fraudulent, have been altered or forged or tampered with, made on behalf of another person, or made by hacking, cheating or deception, which are racist, xenophobic, sexist, defamatory or otherwise offensive, illegal or which generally in Organiser’s reasonable opinion are inappropriate to admit or contrary to these terms and conditions.

9. Selection of winners: The winner(s) will be selected by a panel of judges based on creativity, originality and the highest quality. The decision of the panel is final.

10. Ownership of competition entries and intellectual property rights: The Organiser does not claim any rights of ownership in your competition entry. By submitting your entry, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free and irrevocable right to use, display, publish, transmit, copy, edit, alter, store, re-format, and sub-license the competition entry and any accompanying materials for our marketing or other commercial purposes.

11. Data protection: By entering this competition, you agree that any personal information provided by you with the competition entry will be held and used by GOG sp. z o.o. based in Poland (ul. Jagiellońska 74, 03-301 Warsaw). We will use this data only for the purpose of administering this competition - i.e. contacting you, assessing your submissions, awarding and delivering prizes, and announcing the results as well as for the purposes of meeting any applicable legal or tax reporting requirements. We do not sell, trade, or rent your personal identification information to others. Submission of personal data is voluntary, however necessary for participation in the Competition. We respect your privacy rights i.e. the right to access, correct, and delete information about you or the right to limit processing only to certain operations. You may also ask us to transfer your data or tell us you do not want us to process it at all. More details may be found in GOG.com Privacy Policy.

12. Tax: If necessary under applicable laws, the Prizes may be supplemented with cash prize equal to the tax due on the prize. In such a case, the cash prize will be deducted and paid as tax due under the applicable laws. In some cases, the winner may be obliged to pay taxes on the prize under local regulations of the country the winner is a resident of. We are not be obliged to provide guidance in this respect.

13. Social media: You acknowledge that the competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch or YouTube. You agree to release Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and YouTube from any responsibility to you in relation to the competition.

14. General: (a) We may wish to transfer all or a part of our rights under these terms to someone else without obtaining your consent. You agree that we may do so provided that the transfer does not significantly disadvantage you. (b) If there is any reason to believe that there has been a breach of these terms and conditions, the Organiser may, at its sole discretion, reserve the right to exclude you from participating in the competition; (c) The Organiser reserves the right to hold void, suspend, cancel, or amend the competition where it becomes necessary to do so; and (d) These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of Poland and the parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Poland.

15. Questions? Please contact support@gog.com
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In Portal 2, in one of the dilapidated test chambers GLaDOS puts you through just after you resurrect her, a pile of junk shoots out of one of the tubes that's supposed to deliver a Weighted Storage Cube. Included in that pile is a working radio. If you manage to take it with you and fling yourself to a hidden corner in the chamber, the radio will play a bunch of beeping and static. If you use SSTV software to translate the noise, it will reveal an image of a Companion Cube on the moon.

Not only is this Easter egg foreshadowing the finale of the game, but also a reference to the ARG from the original Portal, where radios could be found in most test chambers, that if you brought to a specific spot in its respective chamber, would also make noises that could be translated via SSTV into an image.

Most of these images were scientific in nature, and several of them contained letters and numbers which, when entered in the correct sequence on a specific website, would reveal concept art and renders of content that would be incorporated into Portal 2.
Mine has to be the Warcraft/StarCraft series of games when you rapidly click on units and get interesting dialogue.

Specifically:
"Stop, rocking the boat"
"You're making me sea sick"
"Blahhhhhhhhhhhh"
Being able to play TimeSplitters 2 in Homefront: The Revolution was an amazing easter egg.

I hope the new TimeSplitters is being released here too! Maybe along with a remake of 1,2 and 3? I believe in you GOG! :D
Very very old game.

In outlaws you can find a secret alien base. Its a real bruh moment when you see a cow with alliens milking eachother.
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GOG.com: [i]- No, GOG, no more contests, I have already got too many games to play!
- YES, MORE CONTESTS, NEVER ENOUGH GAMES!!!!![/i]

Do YOU want to win a bundle of games worth over 400 DOLLARS??? Now you can! All you have to do is simply answer the following question:

What is your favorite video game secret/easter egg?

We will pick 10 of the most interesting entries and reward them! Read the full rules here and make sure not to miss the deadline - you have only got time until September 9th, 3 PM UTC.
A hard decision to make but I decide my favorite video game easter egg is from The Witcher 2.
Do you remember the white hooded dead guy in a broken hay wagon in the prologue of the game? Geralt comments on him, that they never learn.
This obvious reference to Assassin's Creed is so much better in German. Because The Witcher 2 and 3 share some voice actors with the other game's series. And Geralt is voice acted by the same man who speaks Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Which makes it basically 2 easter eggs in one but only in a certain language and only when you notice it.
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Clownski_: 1. Organiser: GOG sp z o.o., ul. Jagiellońska 74, 03-301 Warsaw, Poland (referred to throughout this terms as the “Organiser”, “we”, “us” and “our”).

2. Competition Description: You may enter the competition by creatively answering the following challenge: “What is your favorite video game secret/easter egg?”. This has to be an original text entry in the comments under the contest announcement post on GOG.COM, Twitter or Facebook. We will pick the best and most interesting entries and reward them.

3. Prize: 10x 1 code for a bundle of 20 games, with an estimated value of 410 USD, available on GOG.COM. The prize is funded and delivered by GOG sp z o.o.

4. Competition Duration and Deadline: The Competition begins on September 4rd 2022, 1 PM UTC and will end on September 9th 2022, 3 PM UTC, inclusive (“Closing Date”). All competition entries must be received by the Organiser by the end of the Closing Date to be valid and no liability is accepted for illegible, incomplete, lost or late entries.

5. Eligibility: You must be aged 18 or over at the time of entry in order to enter this competition. No purchase necessary. You must enter the competition yourself. You must comply with the laws that apply to you in the location that you access the competition from. If any laws applicable to you restrict or prohibit you from entering the competition, you must comply with those legal restrictions or, if applicable, refrain from entering the competition.

6. Additional requirements: You promise that all of the information which you provide to us in connection with this competition shall be and shall remain complete and accurate. You promise that your entry will not contain anything (i) that is or could reasonably be viewed as harmful, harassing, defamatory, libelous, obscene or invasive of another’s privacy; or (ii) which you do not have a right to make available lawfully (including any material which infringes the rights of any other).

7. Prize conditions: Prizes are not negotiable, exchangeable, transferable, and have no cash alternative. The winner(s) will be contacted via Twitter/Facebook/GOG.COM forum instant messaging and announced on the GOG.COM Forum within one week of the Closing Date. We have the right to substitute any prize for an alternative prize of equal or greater value.

8. Excluded participants and entries: Employees of the Organisers, its holding or subsidiary companies, its agents or suppliers or anyone else professionally connected with the competition, or members of their families or households. The Organiser will not admit entries which: are automatically created by a computer or bot or script or other automated technology, created in bulk, fraudulent, have been altered or forged or tampered with, made on behalf of another person, or made by hacking, cheating or deception, which are racist, xenophobic, sexist, defamatory or otherwise offensive, illegal or which generally in Organiser’s reasonable opinion are inappropriate to admit or contrary to these terms and conditions.

9. Selection of winners: The winner(s) will be selected by a panel of judges based on creativity, originality and the highest quality. The decision of the panel is final.

10. Ownership of competition entries and intellectual property rights: The Organiser does not claim any rights of ownership in your competition entry. By submitting your entry, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free and irrevocable right to use, display, publish, transmit, copy, edit, alter, store, re-format, and sub-license the competition entry and any accompanying materials for our marketing or other commercial purposes.

11. Data protection: By entering this competition, you agree that any personal information provided by you with the competition entry will be held and used by GOG sp. z o.o. based in Poland (ul. Jagiellońska 74, 03-301 Warsaw). We will use this data only for the purpose of administering this competition - i.e. contacting you, assessing your submissions, awarding and delivering prizes, and announcing the results as well as for the purposes of meeting any applicable legal or tax reporting requirements. We do not sell, trade, or rent your personal identification information to others. Submission of personal data is voluntary, however necessary for participation in the Competition. We respect your privacy rights i.e. the right to access, correct, and delete information about you or the right to limit processing only to certain operations. You may also ask us to transfer your data or tell us you do not want us to process it at all. More details may be found in GOG.com Privacy Policy.

12. Tax: If necessary under applicable laws, the Prizes may be supplemented with cash prize equal to the tax due on the prize. In such a case, the cash prize will be deducted and paid as tax due under the applicable laws. In some cases, the winner may be obliged to pay taxes on the prize under local regulations of the country the winner is a resident of. We are not be obliged to provide guidance in this respect.

13. Social media: You acknowledge that the competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch or YouTube. You agree to release Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitch, and YouTube from any responsibility to you in relation to the competition.

14. General: (a) We may wish to transfer all or a part of our rights under these terms to someone else without obtaining your consent. You agree that we may do so provided that the transfer does not significantly disadvantage you. (b) If there is any reason to believe that there has been a breach of these terms and conditions, the Organiser may, at its sole discretion, reserve the right to exclude you from participating in the competition; (c) The Organiser reserves the right to hold void, suspend, cancel, or amend the competition where it becomes necessary to do so; and (d) These terms and conditions shall be governed by the laws of Poland and the parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Poland.

15. Questions? Please contact support@gog.com
My favorite "secret" is all the weird ways you can use the "T Remover" box in the Infocom Leather Goddesses of Phobos, like changing a Rabbit into a Rabbi. It's such a meta idea, since it's just about the text and not the "real world" of the game.
In Uncharted 4, you see the oil painting of Guybrush Ulysses Threepwood.

Clearly Nathan Drake "wants to be a might pirate!"

Most players who haven't played the Monkey Island series probably didn't even notice the reference, and just thought "BIG WHOOP!" haha
Mine is in Batman arkham asylum and it's the hidden chamber in the warden's office, inside you find the plans for the construction of arkham city revealing what will happen in the next game. What makes this easter egg even more interesting is that no one was able to find it and eventually the devs revealed it themselves.
Post edited September 04, 2022 by Eduardo_Garcia11
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GOG.com: - No, GOG, no more contests, I have already got too many games to play!
- YES, MORE CONTESTS, NEVER ENOUGH GAMES!!!!!

Do YOU want to win a bundle of games worth over 400 DOLLARS??? Now you can! All you have to do is simply answer the following question:

What is your favorite video game secret/easter egg?

We will pick 10 of the most interesting entries and reward them! Read the full rules here and make sure not to miss the deadline - you have only got time until September 9th, 3 PM UTC.
not sure if its an Easter egg or just a silly addition but it would have to be the joke dog ending in silent hill 1 where you make friends wit ha shibe inu and get a silly song with the credits
Shrek's Hut in South West Desalle in Hunt: Showdown - complete with grumpy Meathead standing in for Shrek himself!
Witcher 2 and the Assassin's Creed Easter Egg. Always make me laugh!!!!

Geralt: -They never learn.
Trials Evolution Riddle is the most interesting easter egg made by a videogame company.

In order to summarize, people had to connect random letters which didn't have any connection between them, those words were located at random places across all the maps. When people decided to make sense of them, they found out that the text was actually instructions that would lead into a specific gamepad actions that could only be triggered if you had the ingame music set at 0, a specific music sounded, then you had to jump over a rock and play the "cheat code"

I can't write all the easter egg because it would take so much time but the easter egg says that people will need to wait until the first saturday of august 2113 in order to discover what's inside of a box that lays underneeth the Eiffel Tower.
In Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis, also known as Sherlock Holmes vs Arsene Lupin, there is a part in the Tower of London where you must scare away a bat using a camera. The photo result is the classic Batman symbol. After that part, one of the guards said that camera belongs to a Sgt. Wayne, and we all know its a reference to Bruce Wayne who is Batman's real name. The camera is also expensive, and if Sgt. Wayne is a version of Batman (who has a Victorian incarnation, like in Gotham by Gaslight stories) no wonder he can afford it.

Sherlock and Batman has similarities. Both are known as world's greatest detectives. They have met several times, like in the comics and in the TV show Batman Brave and the Bold, as well as unofficial stuff like Epic Rap Battles of History. I think its cool that its not just a random easter egg to one of the most famous superheroes, but also interesting how similar both of them are. Will we see a GbG Batman meeting Sherlock Holmes someday? Who knows...